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Newspaper

The Ohio Democrat

Location

Logan, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1902

Page

2

Political Turmoil Rises Over Logan Pension Board

In Logan Ohio voters and party factions clash after Dr Blosser’s death. Sands and White maneuver for control of the Republican Central Committee while Grosvenor and the Commissioner of Pensions seek a nonpartisan board with Democratic representation. A letter from Grosvenor and the Pension Commissioner outlines the nonpartisan rule and hints at how the vacancy may be filled.

Dr. Blosser Hocking Blosser Logan Republican Central Committee John F. White White Sands Pension Board Rannells Campbell Beery Aplin Allen Commissioner of Pensions Dr. Smith Col. Sands Grosvenor J. B. Lyons Dr. Lyons Washington, D.C H. Grosvenor Athens Ohio N. H. Blosser Democratic Party Ony J. J. Davenport

Case's Book and Jewelry Store Prompt: Price and Security

The ad touts low prices as a draw but emphasizes absolute security and a complete assortment. Shoppers are urged to find exactly what they want and to get it at Case's Book and Jewelry Store, signaling a full range and reliable service.

Case

Whit and Sands in state politics stir at Boys Industrial School

In a tense local political row Governor Nagtie weighs advisement over Johnny Whit of the Boys Industrial School. Col. Sands challenges White with a long record of battles and alliances dating back to 1809, including ties to McLean and the Nash ticket, while cautioning against breaking friendships.

Johnny Whit Teustoo Tndustrial Schooll Nagtie White Ourself Hacking County Col. Sunda John F Colonel Sands John R. McLean McLean Hocking Zanonville Kilbourne Allen O. Meyers Republican Party Nash Col. Sands Sands

Side-Stick Theft Sparks Office Turmoil In County

Bro Green writes of a missing side-stick from his office and accuses McKay of stealing it to cripple Democratic voice. The Journal asserts Republican plots aimed at silencing debates, while Green’s mechanical wit helps print despite the loss.

Bro. Green Sentinel Mo~ Kay McKay Green Sunds McKkay First Bank Sands

Logan Council Delays Salary Cut For Officers

Village of Logan council reviewed the salary ordinance under the new code and deferred action to the next meeting. Voters favor cutting salaries to nominal amounts as most current officers face term endings May 1st, with several new appointees to follow.

Logan Waterworka Trustees Board of Public Affairs

Judge Wright Admired By Friends In Logan

Town Topics reports Logan welcomes the notable Chesterfield and praises Judge Oliver W. H. Wright as a well-born, true gentleman. The piece notes Hocking County backed Democrats in a landslide yet Wright won’t face election for two years, able to run when he chooses.

Oliver W. H. Wright Logan Chesterfield Othor Hocking

All kinds of Jewelry in Logan at N. J. Weiland

Local Logan shop N. J. Weiland advertises a wide jewelry selection. Call to visit and compare offerings and prices.

Cur Atoire Logan N. J. Weiland

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